The Lady with the Green Fan (Portrait of Mrs Hacon)
Artist
Charles Haslewood Shannon
(1863 - 1937)
Datec. 1895 - 1904
MediumOil on canvas
Dimensions152 x 137.2 cm
ClassificationsPaintings
Credit LineCollection & image © Hugh Lane Gallery.
Donated by Charles Haslewood Shannon (the Artist), 1904.
Object number265
DescriptionThis is a portrait of Amaryllis Roubichaud, formerly 'Ryllis Hacon, formerly Muriel Broadbent, formerly Edith Broadbent. She was married to Llewellyn Hacon and she was a friend of both Charles Conder and Toulouse Lautrec. She is buried in Dornoch, Scotland and her grave is inscribed 'Ryllis Roubichaud' RIP. She had at least two sons. W B Yeats refers to this work in his poem, 'The Municipal Gallery Revisited'.On View
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